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the price in this year will be more and more, if u have readed Factom AMA on reddit you shoult know that.

in this year factom will share companies (fortune 100) from Banking, Insurance and Healthcare industries who works with FACTOM + in the few months M3 will be completed.

We can expect $500 - $1000 in this year.

link to the factom AMA, missed that one?

https://www.reddit.com/r/factom/comments/7jvvu6/were_jason_nadeau_and_jay_smith_the_sales_and/

It seems many simply do not know what was on the AMA. Only interested members of the community, and ordinary people did not even hear about the prospects. We need articles in major media.

Very good point I agree with this.

The AMA has kind of shined some light on whats going on with factom but I think that only a small portion
of investors have got the glimpse of it yet. There has been some price action but not nearly what I would expect.

If we get some stuff that is really in the spotlight we will see massive gains. Factom isnt even over 1bil
market cap yet. I cant believe how much money is in some of these other projects.

It is quite clear that price suppression and whale accumulation is strong. When the time is right the price will go parabolic.

When there is an explosion of the price, I advise you not to sell everything. Think about your future, the future of your children and grandchildren. Just leave a little FCT for them, it will be an excellent investment in the welfare of your family.

My philosophy if I want to completely exit a cryptoasset, is not to sell it all, but still keep 10% of my coins in case they go parabolic.

That's what I would do, and recommend everyone else to do. I have a friend who bought 1000 shares of Priceline stock when it dropped to a few dollars. It doubled soon and being a graduate student at the time he happily sold the whole lot for a 200% return. Recently he told me he regretted missing this opportunity to achieve financial freedom early. My immediate reaction was "why didn't you sell half or 75% and kept the rest. It would still be a very nice gain right now."